Ganesh With Nandi CK20

Made from a durable copper and tin alloy, this statue features intricate details and a timeless design. Ideal for spiritual spaces or as a unique gift, this statue brings blessings and a touch of elegance to any room.

Features:
Premium Copper and Tin Alloy: A carefully balanced copper and tin alloy that offers enhanced durability, corrosion resistance, and a distinctive finish that deepens with age.

Origin:

Most Common Legend: According to myth, Ganesha was created by Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva. In one version, Parvati wanted to take a bath but had no one to protect her privacy. She made a statue of a boy out of clay (or turmeric paste, according to some variations) and breathed life into it, creating her son. He ordered him to guard the door while Parvati took a bath. While Parvati was inside, Shiva returned home. Not knowing who Ganesha was, the boy refused to let her in. In his anger, Shiva, not recognizing his son, beheaded Ganesha. When Parvati emerged and saw her son’s body, she was devastated. To appease her, Shiva ordered his followers to bring the head of the first living creature they found, which turned out to be an elephant. The elephant’s head was then attached to Ganesha’s body, and he came back to life.

Symbolism:

Elephant Head: The elephant’s head symbolizes wisdom, understanding, and the remover of obstacles.

Broken Tusk: Ganesha is often depicted with a single broken tusk, which is said to symbolize sacrifice or overcoming adversity.
Big Belly: His big belly symbolizes the ability to digest both good and bad experiences in life.

Ganesha’s birth and attributes emphasize his role as a remover of obstacles, the god of beginnings, and a symbol of intelligence and learning.